“Between Faces” — new series is now live

Five Cubist-style, abstract paintings of human faces and figures hanging on a white gallery wall, in an art studio located in Oslo.

Minimalist room with a plant, a chair, a framed artwork on the wall, a rug, and a side table with a lamp.

Dining room with a round black table, four modern navy blue chairs, a beige wall, a framed figurative abstract art poster, and three white and gray vases on the table.

Four figurative abstract paintings of human faces and figures arranged on a beige wall, in an art studio in Oslo.

A minimalist living room with a tan leather sofa, a wooden coffee table, a small side table with a black mug and books, a framed abstract art piece, beige textured walls, large sliding glass doors, and a beige area rug.

Abstract painting of two faces, one in blue and another in yellow, with simplistic features and bold outlines, made by a Norwegian artist Giedre Koz. From the "Between Faces" series.

Two figurative abstract paintings hung on a white wall, in an art studio in Oslo. The left painting features geometric shapes and muted colors, while the right painting depicts a cubist-inspired human face with bold, contrasting colors.

A Norwegian artist Giedre Koz, flipping through a large rolled-up abstract art poster in her art studio in Oslo.

A figurative abstract painting of a goat with a focus on its face, using warm, earthy tones of yellow ochre, brown, and black, with some blue and beige accents.

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A woman standing in an art studio, holding a sponge, in front of a window with sheer curtains. She wears a white t-shirt with a dog illustration, with her left hand in her pocket. There is an easel with a line drawing of faces and an open wooden box with art supplies on a table.

Meet the Artist

I am a contemporary artist working between intuitive abstraction and expressive figurative forms, drawing on psychology to explore the social and personal dimensions of human identity and the layered complexity of human experience.

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Art Collections

Multiple colorful abstract figurative paintings placed on a wooden surface in an art studio in Oslo.

“Between Faces”

Blends blind drawing with rich oil-stick color, exploring the social and personal aspects of human identity. The series marks a shift toward deeper psychological expression in my artwork.

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Black and white photo of an abstract line art portrait of a woman on a large canvas, with a shadow crossing the face. A woven bag is visible in the lower left corner.

“Subconscious Lines”

Emerging from subconscious drawing, this series investigates shape, gesture, and emotional residue formed beyond conscious control. It marks a pivotal shift from realism to abstraction, with intuition guiding the process.

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